Drafting 101 - How to draft a winning team in Captain's Mode | Dota 2 7.28b

My problem is mentally going through all that information while the intense music and countdown timer are looming to steal gold -2, -2, -2, -2... I've been going back through your older videos, and I really like this one.

Thanks for the video, this will help me in the tournament that we will be participating in.

well I watched this video now after they removed captain mode : ) but it was informative anyways I would love more videos like this explaining draft and how to counter specific heros , much love <3

This video is still super relevant and informative even today, two years later! Thanks so much for creating it 🙂There's so precious little drafting content out there.

The flow chart of "while (carry farms) { team makes plays }" really clarified things in my head. Great, clear presentation and explanation.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on other play styles, both drafting and gameplan/flowchart-wise, how to make moves, where to place vision, all that. How does one execute a tricore lineup, in your opinion? Because the current meta isn't 4-protect-1 -- instead, tricore lineups are most common, so how does the game plan and drafting change with such a lineup?

Great video on a really fun dimension of the game that most players never explore.

Thanks for this video really appreciate your efforts.

First 2 minutes of this video left a good imperssion on me, looking forward to seeing more stuff from you much love <3

Ooo good stuff. Although I don't think it helps me cuz I don't play captain mode

Thanks for the tips !!

I LIKE IT!!!

Awesome video bro. Needed some advise for some friendly 5v5s. We're total boomers and only play once per week (Although we've been playing since Dota 1 days).

Thank you for the effort and the passion behind your video. It´s great!

I love the drafting process.. Im addicted to dota

awesome video man hopefully it helps me win my bcup with friends tn

this is some pretty good information. Can't say I learned too much since I regularly captain my team's battlecup every weekend and learned a lot of this stuff on my own, but it is pretty cool to see that I'm thinking in the right direction. I'd like to see a more advanced form of drafting guide than just the basics personally.

Hey man, love draft videos, tune into your stream occasionally so it's great to see this content.

Whenever I watch one of your video, I instantly crave going back in to play. Great content as always. Since my group doesn't really do captain's mode, is there a similar in-depth strategy to normal queue or it's basically "same but faster and more chaotic" ?

Edit: quick question: Who in the team should draft? the most knowledgeable on dota? the higher rank? the pos5?